Review: Tave by Erin Tate 3 of 5 stars

Tave by Erin Tate
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Rina Zeret is not ready to settle down and is determined to ignore her mother's insistence that she really should, and so her mothers goes behind her back and submits Rina's biological material from a stolen hairbrush to the Population Ministry to see if they can find a genetic match for her. Suddenly things move swiftly and she is matched with Tave fa V’yl, Crown Prince of Ujal, High Warrior of the Ruling Caste and Earth’s greatest ally. Tave fa V’yl is the strongest and fiercest warrior and yet he cannot deny his mother when and so he agrees to consider finding a mate this time. However, things move much faster than he expected and a match has been found for him. So he is presented with a human female who does not want anything to do with him and yet suddenly she is all he can think about. While Rina fights their attraction she has no idea that he has never lost a battle and does not intend to lose this one. Can they find a way to compromise and be together?

This was a nice full-length story that had the usual ingredients of a strong and determined woman, a strong and determined man who will do anything to make her change her mind while protecting her as best that he can, and an undeniable attraction that you just cannot deny (however how hard you try to). I liked Tave and how determined he was once he realised that he could not survive without Rina, and I also wanted to like Rina but she went too far with her denial of the attraction between her and Tave. Thankfully it all worked out and they were able to let their mating bear fruit and become so much more than they had ever imagined. Well written and easy to read and understand. Contains explicit sexual content.

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